Spida Machinery Mini 10, Operation & Service Manual

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EEKLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Service Location Procedure
Hydraulic :
General
Refer daily maintenance schedule.
Hydraulic :
System Pressure
Control panel Ensure pressure reading is within recommended operating range of 1 PSi.
Setting the operating pressure to high may cause damage to timber when
pressing.
Hydraulic :
Hoses, Fittings,
Seals
Keep all
connections
tight Check hydraulic system hoses are not frayed or damaged.
Check hydraulic drive motor mount fasteners are tight.
Bad leaks caused through hose breaks or component failure should be
reported to Spida
Machinery or selected Hydraulic Personnel.
Mechanical :
General
Refer daily maintenance schedule.
Apply 1-2 pumps to each grease bank point.
Mechanical :
Operation
Wheels –
press head Check all four wheels for excessive wear.
Check alignment of hydraulic drives.
Wheel support bearing block fasteners are fixed and in place.
Side thrust
wheels Check all four wheels for excessive wear.
Check operation along table.
NOTE : Only qualified personnel are to perform adjustments.
Table rollers Ensure rollers are adjusted equally and lock nut is fixed.
Mechanical :
General
Jigging Table jigging should be in good working order, free of any burrs or sharp
edges.
Remove any sharp edges or burrs.
Ensure table jigging bolts are of appropriate length for use with table jigging.
Press head Press head and guide system should be checked for smooth operation and
wear.
Electrical :
General
Inspection
Control panel Test operational controls are functioning.
Check emergency stop
button works.
Safety barrier Check safety barriers functioning.
Electrical
power
supply All wires are not frayed or damaged.
Trays and supply system support/attachment points for cleanliness/fixing
WARNING! Electrical power supply must be isolated from machinery and appropriate danger tagging in places
whenever any maintenance is being performed on machinery. Any defects, which are found on inspection, should be
rectified immediately and reported to the supervisor for appropriate action.
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